Ever fancied being a boxing promoter? (V2!)

****, didnt see that, thats my fault for not doing things all at once! The result of the first fight stands, the second one will be deleted.

 

David Haye 28-2 (26) Vs Ruslan Chagaev 27-2-1 (17)
Haye has been good of late, since losing to Wladimir Klitschko he's stopped both his comeback oppenents. Chagaev is coming off a stoppage loss to the other brother, Vitali, for the undisputed work championships.

Haye is fast out the docks and hurts Chagaev almost immediatly, who covers up and backs to the ropes as Haye smashes home some brilliant shots to his head and body. The second is quieter, as Haye boxes Chagaev behind his jab and Ruslan bobs and weaves, but doesnt throw much back.

Haye opens up the third with a flurry, which stuns Ruslan, but he gets his sences back and fights back well, forcing Haye onto the back foot. Chagaev charges forward, only to walk onto a Hayemaker, sending him straight down. He's up at 7 but badly hurt, Haye forces him to the ropes and unloads fast punches and the referee waves his arms ! Its over ! Haye wins earliar than either Klitschko brother as he stops Chagaev in 3 !

David Haye WTKO3 Ruslan Chagaev

 

Wladimir Klitschko 56-4 (49) Vs Sergei Liakhovich 27-3 (17)
Wladimir has been desperate to get a fight since losing his titles by knockout to his older brother Vitali, yet has been ducked seeing his low ranking and high risk factor. Sergei Liakhovich has been like that too, and under new promotion he has looked very good, winning an upset against Bermane Stiverne. Good fight.

Sergei comes out looking to mix it up, Wladimir struggles to get a foothold and Liakhovich mixes up jabs, hooks and bodyshots and takes the first easily. The second is the same, and Wladimir looks to be struggling quite badly with Sergei.

The third is when Wladimir makes his first decent surge, keeping away from Sergei but landing his own shots well. Wladimirs hands are once again a bit two low though, and he charges onto a left hook that has him down. He's up at 4 and the round ends.

This causes Wladimir to be gunshy for the following rounds, offering the shots but never really putting anything behind them, as Sergei takes control of the rounds. Round 7 is Wladimirs first real successful round , as Sergei cant get close and Wlad uses a few short hooks to keep him at bay.

Wlad is able to outjab and outland Sergei in the 8th 9th and 10th rounds, but Sergei is live and still pushing Wladimir hard. The 11th comes and Sergei is ahead on the scorecards, and he takes the round on volume punching, using long lefts to snap Wlads head back. The 12th is a tame ending to a good fight, with neither fighter landing much and just offering the shots.

"We go to the judges scorecards after 12 contested rounds and we have a unanimous desision....

Judges 1 and 2 score the fight 116-113 ,
Judge 3 scores the fight 115-114 to your winner, by Unanimous desision......

SERGEI LIAKHOVICH"

Sergei Liakhovich WUD12 Wladimir Klitschko



Chris Arreola 32-3 (28 )
Vs
Tony Thompson 36-2 (24)
Vacant USBA Championship.
The USBA decided to vacate the title from James Toney after he refused to face his mandatory - Tony Thompson, as he holds out for a shot against the winner of Vitali Klitschko / Alexander Povektin.

Arreola is the bigger puncher, and it shows early on as Tony stays away from him behind his southpaw jab, working him well and getting the better of him, outboxing him easily. The first 3 rounds see Tony having a lot of success and embarrasing Arreola with a brilliant jab.

However, in the 4th, Tony walks onto a massive right hand, that makes his hole body go limp against the ropes. Arreola swings a massive left hook onto the already unconcious chin of Thompson who sags to the canvas, brutally out. The referee counts him out but he really didnt need to.

Chris Arreola WKO4 Tony Thompson
New USBA champion.

 

Dereck Chisora 16-1 (10) Vs Joe Hanks 17-0 (11)
Chisora has had a mix bag of results recently, looking good but losing against Tyson Fury, looking awful beating Jason Estrada and looking brill stopping Malik Scott. Hanks hasnt fought anybody of note.

This week must be stinker week, because it was another poor crappy fight that I wont bore you with the "details". Chisora just threw sloppy overhand lefts and rights, and Hanks tried to let them all miss, jabbed and clinched. Nearly all the rounds were close and sloppy, but Hanks had the edge throughout the entire fight.

The best round was probably the 6th, when Hanks landed a short left hook and then opened up with a massive barrage that stunned Chisora, but nothing more came of it. A truly poor fight.

"Ladies and Gentlemen, we go to the scorecards where we have a Majority Desision,

Judge 1 scores the bout 117-112,
Judge 2 scores the bout 116-113 and
Judge 3 scores the bout 114-114 to your winner,

"Del boy" Dereck Chisora !"

Dereck Chisora WMD12 Joe Hanks


David Price 14-0 (12) Vs Manuel Charr 18-0 (10)
Unbeaten contenders face off here, but Price is the favourite due to his recent form , on high number of consecutive knockouts. Charr recently laboured to stop an aging Danny Williams.

Charr is the one trying to work early, but Price's long jab is in the way of him doing anything constructive for the first 4 rounds. The fith is when Price steps it up, coming forward and offering a jab and smashing home a short right, which drops Charr. He's up at 9 but on ***** street, but survives the round anyway.

This sends Charr into survival mode, making him stay away from Price and anytime he does get close, Price unloads a couple of hard shots on him.

The 10th is the first time Charr actually does something well in the fight, as he slips a jab and unloads 7 shots to the body, but, this is answered with a tough uppercut that drops him for 5. He finished the fight running away from Price.

All 3 judges agreed on 120-106 Price.

David Price WUD12 Manuel Charr

 

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Sorry to be a bummer guys, but its quite late here, but luckily i've a spare few hours tomorrow noon that I can do the fights on. Like someone said the schedule is hard simming all the fights and doing the reports but i will keep to the line of two fight cards pair week.